This is what a typical &bibletime; session looks like: The &bibletime; application window You can easily see the different parts of the application. The top left window is used to open installed works in the Bookshelf tab, and with the Bookmarks tab you can manage your bookmarks. The little "Mag" window below the Bookshelf is used to display extra information that is embedded in documents. When you move your mouse over a footnote marker, for example, then the Mag will display the actual content of the footnote. The toolbar gives you quick access to important functions, and the Desk on the right side is where you do your real work. Laten we nu doorgaan en één voor één de verschillende onderdelen van de toepassing bekijken. De Boekenplank laat alle geïnstalleerde modules zien, gesorteerd per categorie en taal. Het heeft ook een categorie genaamd "Bladwijzers". Dit is de plaats waar u uw eigen bladwijzers kunt opslaan en openen. Om een module uit de boekenplank te openen om te lezen, kunt u simpelweg met de linker muisknop klikken op de gewenste categorie (Bijbels, Bijbelcommentaren, Lexicons, Boeken, Overdenkingen of Woordenlijsten) om de inhoud te laten zien. Klik dan op één van de modules om die te openen. Er verschijnt dan een leesvenster in het Bureaugebied. If you are reading a certain work, and want to open another work at the passage you are reading, you can use a shortcut. Simply click with the left mouse button on the verse/passage reference (pointer changes to hand) and drag it to the Bookshelf. Drop it on the work you want to open, and it will be opened for reading at the specified location. You can also drag a verse reference into an existing read window, then it will jump to the specified location. If you click with the right mouse button on the symbol of a work, you will see a menu with additional entries that are relevant for this work. "About this work" opens a window with lots of interesting information about the selected work. "Unlock this work" opens a small dialog for encrypted documents, where you can enter the unlock key to access the work. For additional information on locked works, please see the Locked Modules page on the &cbs; web site. You can search in a work by clicking with the right mouse button on its symbol and selecting "Search in work(s)". By pressing &Shift; and clicking on other works you can select more than one. Then follow the same procedure to open the search dialog. You will be searching in all of these documents. A complete description of the operation of the search features can be found on the Searching in Works section. Drag & Drop Werkt Hier Click with the right mouse button on the bookmark category of the bookshelf and select "Create new folder" to create a new bookmark subfolder. You can use normal drag & drop functions to drag verse references from read windows or search results to the bookmark folder, and to rearrange bookmarks between folders. You can also import bookmarks from other people or export bookmarks to share them. To do this, open the context menu of the bookmark folder as described above, and select "Export bookmarks". This will bring up a dialog box for you to save the bookmark collection. You can import bookmarks in a similar way. You can also click with the right on folders and bookmarks to change their names and descriptions. Dit kleine venster in de linkeronderhoek van het &bibletime; venster is volledig passief. Telkens wanneer uw muisaanwijzer over een stukje tekst met extra informatie gaat (bijv. Strong-nummers), dan wordt deze extra informatie weergegeven in het Vergrootglas en niet in de tekst zelf. Probeer het maar eens uit. The Desk is where the real work with &bibletime; takes place. Here you can open works from the Bookshelf, read them, search in them, and even save your annotations in the personal commentary module (see below). Zoals we al gezien hebben, kunt u de te lezen modules simpelweg openen door te klikken op hun symbool in de Boekenplank. Een leesvenster zal worden geopend in het Bureau gebied. Ieder leesvenster heeft een werkbalk. Hier kunt u gereedschappen vinden om te navigeren in de module waarin dit leesvenster is verbonden, alsmede history knoppen zoals u die kent vanuit uw internet browser. Of course, you can open multiple works at the same time. There are several possibilities for arranging the read windows on the desk. Please have a look at the entry Window in the main menu. There you can see that you can either control the placement of the read windows completely yourself, or have &bibletime; handle the placement automatically. To achieve this, you have to select one of the automatic placement modes available at Window Arrangement mode . Just try it out, it's simple and works. To be able to store your own comments about parts of the Bible, you have install a certain work from the library of the &cbs;. This work is called "Personal commentary". If you open the personal commentary by clicking on its symbol in the Bookshelf with a left mouse button, it opens in read mode. You will not be able to edit it in this mode. Should you wish to write annotations into the personal commentary, you have to open it with the right mouse button and then select Edit this work and then either Plain text(source code editor) or HTML(basic gui wysiwyg editor). If Edit this work is deactivated, please check if you have write permission for the files of the personal commentary. Drag & drop works here. Drop a verse reference and the text of the verse will be inserted. You can look for a word or phrase in the open read window (e.g. the chapter of a bible that you're reading) just like you are used to from other programs. This function can be reached either by clicking with the right mouse button and selecting Find..., or by using the shortcut &Ctrl;F. Read on to learn how you can search in entire works. You can search in a work by clicking with the right mouse button on its symbol in the Bookshelf and selecting Search in work(s). By holding &Shift; or &Ctrl; and clicking on other work's names you can select more than one. Then follow the same procedure to open the search dialog. You will be searching in all of these works at the same time. You can also access the search dialog by clicking on Search from the main menu, and selecting the appropriate entry. Een derde mogelijkheid om zoekopdrachten te starten is door op het zoeksymbool in een geopend leesvenster te klikken. Het tabblad Opties in de dialoog Tekst Zoeken At the top of the options tab you will find Choose(works). If you would like to search in multiple works, click on this button and you will be offered a menu where you can select the works you want to search in. You can narrow the scope of your search to certain parts of the Bible by selecting one of the predefined scopes from the list in Search scope. You can define your own search ranges by clicking the Setup ranges button. Enter the search phrase separated by spaces. By default the search function will return results that match all the words. If you want to find any of the words entered, select the Some words button. If you want to perform a more complex search, select the Free button. You can see examples of searches by clicking on full syntax. You can use wildcards: '*' matches any number of characters, while '?' will match any single character. The use of brackets allows you to group your search terms, e.g. '(Jesus OR spirit) AND God'. To search text other than the main text, enter the text type followed by ':', and then the search term. Refer to the table below for examples. Available text types: Voorvoegsel Betekenis Example Koptekst: doorzoekt kopteksten heading:Jesus voetnoot: doorzoekt voetnoten footnote:Moses strong: doorzoekt Strong-nummering strong:G535 morph: doorzoekt morfologische codes morph:N-GSM You can right click on an installed work and select About to find which of the above search criteria may work for you. Not all works have the built in features for performing this type of search. &bibletime; uses the Lucene search engine to perform your searches. It has many advanced features, and you can read more about it here: http://lucene.apache.org/java/docs/index.html. Here you can see how many instances of the search string were found, sorted by works. Clicking on a work with the right mouse button allows you to copy, save, or print all verses that were found in a certain work at once. This also works when you click on one or more of the references to copy, save or print them. Clicking on a particular reference opens that verse up in context in the preview window below. Sleep een bijbelverwijzing en laat die los op een symbool van een module op de Boekenplank om de module op dat vers in een nieuw leesvenster te openen. Sleep een bijbelverwijzing en laat die vallen op een geopend leesvenster en die zal verspringen naar dat vers. Selecteer bijbelverwijzingen en sleep ze naar de Boekenplank om bladwijzers te maken. Click on Search analysis to open the search analysis display. This gives a simple graphic analysis of the number of instances the search string was found in each book of the Bible, and you can also save the analysis. Zoekanalyse Dialoog The Bookshelf Manager is a tool to manage your Bookshelf. You can install new works to your Bookshelf, and update or remove existing works from your Bookshelf. Access it by clicking Settings Bookshelf Manager in the main menu. If this is the first time you are starting &bibletime;, click on the Refresh button to see a list of works provided by the &cbs;. Here you can specify where &bibletime; may store your Bookshelf on the hard drive. You can even store it in multiple directories. The default is "~/.sword/" on *nix and "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Sword" for Windows. If you have a sword CD, but do not want to install all the works on the hard disk, but use them directly from the CD, then you can add the path to the CD as one of your bookshelf paths. When you start &bibletime;, it will show all works on the CD if it is present. With this facility, you can connect to a repository of works (called "library"), and transfer one or more works to your local Bookshelf. These libraries may be local (e.g. a &sword; CD), or remote (e.g. Crosswire's online repository of &sword; modules, or another site offering &sword; modules). You can install other sources by clicking on Get list... when you have New Installation Source dialog open. You can manage your libraries with Add library and Delete library. Om het proces van installeren of bijwerken te starten kiest u een bibliotheek waarmee u verbinding wilt zoeken en een lokaal bestandspad naar een Boekenplank om de module(s) naar toe te installeren. Klik dan op Verbinden met bibliotheek. &bibletime; zal de inhoud van de bibliotheek scannen en een lijst presenteren van modules die u aan uw Boekenplank kunt toevoegen of die reeds geïnstalleerd zijn, maar bijgewerkt kunnen worden omdat er een nieuwe versie beschikbaar is in de bibliotheek. U kunt dan alle modules aanvinken die u wilt installeren of bijwerken en dan klikken op Installeer modules. Ze zullen dan overgeheveld worden naar uw Boekenplank. Deze voorziening stelt u in staat om één of meerdere modules van uw Boekenplank te verwijderen om schijfruimte vrij te maken. Vink simpelweg de items aan die u wilt verwijderen en klik op Verwijder modules. This option allows you to create new search indexes and cleanup orphaned index files for removed works. If you are having problems with your search function, visit this feature. In many places, you can open a context menu by clicking with the right mouse button. Depending on context, it will allow you to Select, Copy (to clipboard), Save or Print text. This works for example in the read windows, when you click on the normal text or the verse reference, or in the search result page when you click on a work or one or more verse references. It is pretty straightforward, so just try it out. Afdrukken vanuit &bibletime; is redelijk elementair en is bedoelt als een hulpfunctie. Als u een document of presentatie samenstelt die tekst bevat uit &bibletime; modules, dan raden we u aan om een programma voor presentaties of tekstbewerkingen te gebruiken om uw document op te maken en niet om direct vanuit &bibletime; af te drukken.